I learned about the physics of milk in relation to nasal passages at a very young age. I remember being in the 3th grade sitting in a classroom at one of four desks that were pushed together to form squares of students. It was snack time. I remember watching Jonathan Cohen and Scottie Hawkins chug chocolate milk to see who could finish faster. They had 3 or 4 cup-sized milk cartons open and ready to swallow one after another in the race of the century. Milk ran from the corners of their m... read more

Maybe somebody was trying to tell me something. After months of financial stress in a work place destined to implode upon itself before too long, I was totally burnt, as was Steve who had spent too many hours lately running dispersion models for some project or other. He was sick. I was tired.

Maybe somebody was trying to tell me something because it was more then the six hour red-eye from San Francisco to El Salvador, followed by the one-hour puddle jump to Roatan, Honduras... read more

Hey Kids,

I just entered a picuture of our trip to belize last year in a travel contest. If you have a free minute why not send a click my way and rate my picture

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Jumping into the cool water at the mouth of the cave was worth all the workouts of the previous months. We swam, crawled and scrambled our way through a maze of waterways and rock passages with hard hats and miner⿿s lights to a high rock ledge where we were now told to remove our shoes and climb ... read more